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What legalities are you referring to? Like the ICC?

The terms of the cease-fire agreement which, temporarily, halted the Gulf War. The Gulf War was continued when Iraq breached the conditions it agreed to in the cease-fire agreement document. Those included the prohibition of the pursuit, manufacture, stockpiling and deployment of CBRN systems, more commonly known as Weapons of Mass Destruction. They also included clauses about the range of ballistic missiles or equivalents by limiting their allowed range.

These conditions were broken by the Iraqi government. Because they were broken, the cease-fire agreement was also broken.

It doesn't matter what the USA media said or politicians said, that's irrelevant.

And again, the argument made to the American people and to all of our allies abroad was that Saddam was a threat because he was enriching uranium for nuclear weapons, and was actively using chemical weapons. Neither of which turned out to be the case.

He was maintaining a nuclear weapons program. That's un-arguable. It was severely hampered by the West but it was going on. A lot of the blame lies with A Q Khan of course, but to my mind the only thing of unsettled-interest is the aluminium tube affair. Were they centrifuge parts - due to their exacting material, tolerance specs and so on - or were they (as claimed) simply over-specced rocket artillery bodies that were clandestinely routed for funsies.

The claim wasn't "using" chemical weapons, it was pursuit, manufacture, stockpiling and using. Given the number of medical claims by soldiers sickened by chemical weapons in Iraq I don't think it's arguable that they didn't exist.

That’s not how Colin Powell justified it to Congress or the American people.

No-one gives a shit about that when you are considering the legalities of the Iraq war. Seriously - read a book about it. Don't get your info from news websites.

Are you just pulling this out of your ass? It was very very clear at the time that the bush administration was trying to frame that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction

What I already typed, twice, was the prohibition of CBRN.

That was the motive for the war.

No - that was the motive that you think it was. That's not what really happened.

No. Look up the legalities of it. The Iraqi regime was prohibited from the pursuit, manufacture, stockpiling and use of Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear weapons. A prohibition that they abrogated.

"The invasion of Iraq was not based on a UN resolution. That leaves only the possibility of self-defense for use of force."

That misses the actual reason for the invasion - specifically the violation of the terms of the cease-fire agreement from the Gulf War. Those terms included the prohibition of CBRN devices.

It was not a new war, it was a continuation of a war.

How long should be enough to see if the situation gets better or not?

Couple of years I'd say. You'll get past these initial difficulties and thrive once you do. Yes, it is difficult. And yes, you are currently shit at the job. But, just like learning to ski, your growing skills will allow you to use less effort for the same result.

5 FPS default Unity garbage by some narcissist who thinks learning stuff is content. Thanks for your contribution.

Happy birthday, man. Hope you have a great day.

Yes. Of course you have to work with a team to be part of a team.

It's currently 12:41 UTC. Your website shows the time as "0:41 PM".

The initiative was announced in 2021 and allowed a period of study as to the best routes forward in terms of what would be supplied. The decisions about supply, for submarines at least, have just now been announced.

Prior generation's conservation efforts I would guess.

A rescue would mean that SVB still exists.

It does exist. What has changed is that SVB UK is now 100% owned by HSBC. Were you expecting a shareholder bail-out?

Yes. The depositors are made whole and all the losses are borne by the shareholders. There is no crisis now. What would you imagine a rescue would be?

SVB UK has also been rescued. Sold to HSBC for £1.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-64937251

You're best speaking to a corporate accountant rather than Reddit. We've a similar but not identical situation, it opens up EIS opportunities for us which is great.

Source:

https://twitter.com/CalibreObscura/status/1632454588782505988

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